"Ever since Margolius became the director of Cleveland's Department of Public Health since last August, he's made Big Tobacco target number one on his slate of public concerns.".

Check out this preview of CDPH's latest fact sheet on asthma. Read the full version at

Come join CDPH at the Michael Zone Recreation Center for a Community Health Fair on Saturday September 13, from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. It’s free and open to the public!

Did you know #PrEP is for women too? Adding #PrEP to your sexual health toolbox can help you prevent #HIV. Share the facts about PrEP and other HIV prevention options. Learn more:

Are you a city employee and ready to quit tobacco? Join our 7-week journey to becoming tobacco-free, starting September 9th. Take the first step toward a healthier you. Call 216.664.7104 or email PPempton@ClevelandOhio.gov to register today!

September is Infant Mortality Awareness Month. At MomsFirst, we support families, honor the babies we’ve lost, and keep working to give every child a healthy start. #MomsFirst #HealthyStarts #NIMAM

How does Cleveland's air quality impact your health? Join us at an upcoming meeting to learn more! Refreshments and childcare activities will be provided. See you there!

Cleveland City Council passed a new law in April 2025. Now, all stores that sell tobacco in the city must get a yearly license for each location. Visit for more information.

There are many ways to help prevent overdoses. You can go to or host an event for International Overdose Awareness Day, share a tribute to someone you’ve lost, or spread the word about overdose prevention. It’s easy, just take action! Visit to learn more.

The Healthy Start Initiative is at a crossroads, but it's not too late to make a difference. Congress has the power to ensure its future, and our collective voices are more important now than ever. Reach out to your representatives today to help every baby get a healthy start

August 25 is National Faith HIV & AIDS Awareness Day (NFHAAD). #NFHAAD is a day to engage faith communities to work together for HIV/AIDS education, prevention, treatment, care, and support, and to reduce and eliminate stigma and discrimination.

August is Immunization Awareness Month and a great time to catch up on vaccines and keep your family healthy and protected!

Did you know CDPH offers HPV vaccination at two of our health clinics? Visit or call to make an appointment today!. J. Glen Smith Health Center.11100 St. Clair Ave. 216.664.7095. T.F. McCafferty Health Center.4242 Lorain Ave. 216.664.6603 . #GetVaccinated #HPV

McCafferty Health Center's drive-thru food distribution for August is here! . Line up begins at 10:30 a.m., located at 4242 Lorain Avenue. Hope to see you there!.

Breastfeeding has big benefits for both baby and mom!. It helps protect your baby from illness and supports healthy growth. For moms, it can speed up recovery, lower health risks, and build a strong bond with your baby. Breast milk is powerful!. #BreastfeedingAwareness

Don’t let your kiddo’s lunch spoil the school day. Skip the paper bag and pack smart with an insulated lunch bag and two cold sources to keep food safe until the lunch bell rings. 🔔🥪 #BackToSchoolPrepDay

RT @ADAMHSBoardCC: Are you familiar with Care Response? The program is currently available in zip codes 44102 and 44105. If you live, work….

August is National Minority Donor Awareness Month: a time to support organ, eye, and tissue donation in diverse communities. Learn more and get involved at

HPV affects both men and women. It can cause cancer of the cervix, vagina, penis, anus, and throat. The HPV vaccine helps protect against these cancers. #GetVaccinated #HPV

As students go back to school, NAMI has updated their Back to School resources which are designed to help students, teachers, and families work together to develop safe ways to navigate mental health challenges. Visit to learn more.